Adam is seen in the video using the Akai keyboard in a live studio 93.3 garage performance of 'Somebody Else' along with Matty Healy from the 1975. It can be seen throughout the video, clearly at 0:10 with the markings visible on the back.

Seen in various pictures and videos of the band playing live in 2016.
It is identifiable because of the rgb pads and the red colour around the connections on the back of the controller
most visible around 2:10 in the video

Description

Engineered to be your all-in-one controller solution.

The Akai Professional MPK249 is a performance pad and keyboard controller that combines deep software integration, enhanced workflow, and core technologies from the iconic line of MPC workstations. Each member of Akai Pro's MPK series comes fully loaded with a comprehensive interface for manipulating virtual instruments, effect plugins, DAWs, and more. MPK249 features 49 semi-weighted keys with aftertouch, 8 assignable knobs, faders, and switches, 16 MPC-style pads with RGB feedback, and onboard transport buttons. Three banks expand the number of knobs, faders, and switches (up to 24 each), and four pad banks expand the number of pads (up to 64 total). Plus, MPK249 is optimized to interface directly with your Mac or PC with USB power and plug-and-play connectivity.

Made To Play
MPK249 comes equipped with 49 semi-weighted, full-size keys and a premium piano-style keybed for unprecedented response and natural feel. Each key is velocity-sensitive and outfitted with aftertouch for dynamic, expressive performances and recordings. In addition, onboard Octave Up and Down controls allow players to access the entire melodic range; play bass lines, piano harmony, solo leads and much more.

Genuine MPC Functionality
Classic MPC Swing, MPC Note Repeat, MPC Full Level, and 16 Levels are all onboard for further inspiration. With MPK249, musicians and composers can incorporate genuine MPC workflow into their productions and create with the tools that producers have relied on for years: MPC Swing lets MPK249 users obtain that tight, organic groove that made Akai Pro's groundbreaking MPC music-making machines so legendary. MPC Note Repeat and 16 Levels make it easy to build beats and construct short melodic sequences using the MPC-style pads. In addition, an arpeggiator, with adjustable resolution, range, and patterns, enables users to explore complex melodic ideas, effortlessly.

Production Software
MPK249 is armed with powerful production software-Ableton Live Lite and MPC Essentials-for out-of-the-box music creation. Ableton Live Lite is a fluid audio/MIDI environment that enables musicians and producers to spontaneously compose, record, remix, improvise, and edit musical ideas. MPC Essentials, a groove/beat production and sample-triggering software, can integrate directly into any DAW, such as Ableton Live Lite, or run standalone. In addition, it extends the power of MPK249 by adding up to 8 pad banks and 4 samples and insert effects per pad.

Virtual Synthesizers
Two high-definition virtual synthesizers bring the best of synthesis technology to MPK249 users. Hybrid 3, by AIR Music Tech, is a versatile virtual synthesizer that combines the warmth of legendary analog synths with a full range of futuristic, digital manipulation capabilities. SONiVOX Twist, a spectral morphing synthesis virtual instrument, makes it easy to create serious sounds using simple controls. Together, these powerful instruments give MPK249 users professional music-creation tools that can jumpstart any project.

I've owned an mpk49 for a while and liked it, but the drum pads were crap. The pads on this really make up for it, and since I use Ableton Live it just made sense. I hurried and grabbed the limited edition red color to match my red monitors. Works very well. Still has the clean and shiny keys. I need a cover for this.

It can fulfill almost every kind of MIDI input. Nobs, faders, pitch bend, pads(Akai's pads are awesome), 49 key with aftertouch, step sequencer, presets, etc.. You can google it for details. Also the softwares come with it are great. Drawbaks: If you want advanced controll, you may stiil need to buy other controllers. Such as you may need to buy Akai MPD 2-series or MPC for advanced pads input. And also it is a little bit heavy. It's not portable. You need to find other portable gears if you want to produce out side your studio/bedroom.

It can fulfill almost every kind of MIDI input. Nobs, faders, pitch bend, pads(Akai's pads are awesome), 49 key with aftertouch, step sequencer, presets, etc.. You can google it for details. Also the softwares come with it are great. Drawbaks: If you want advanced controll, you may stiil need to buy other controllers. Such as you may need to buy Akai MPD 2-series or MPC for advanced pads input. And also it is a little bit heavy. It's not portable. You need to find other portable gears if you want to produce out side your studio/bedroom.

Engineered to be an all-in-one controller solution, the Akai Professional MPK249 is a performance pad and keyboard controller that combines deep software integration, enhanced workflow, and core technologies from the iconic line of MPC workstations. Each member of Akai Pro's MPK series comes fully loaded with a comprehensive interface for manipulating virtual instruments, effect plugins, DAWs, and more. MPK249 features 49 semi-weighted keys with aftertouch, 8 assignable knobs, faders, and switches, 16 MPC-style pads with RGB feedback, and onboard transport buttons. Three banks expand the number of knobs, faders, and switches (up to 24 each), and four pad banks expand the number of pads (up to 64 total). Plus, MPK249 is optimized to interface directly with your Mac or PC with USB power and plug-and-play connectivity. - See more at: http://www.akaipro.com/product/mpk-249#sthash.c4zDNxHg.dpuf